Penn State investigates Rashard Casey over off duty officer beating
Penn State launches an inquiry into senior Rashard Casey amid aggravated assault charges after he allegedly punched Hoboken officer Patrick Fitzsimmons and his companion was kicked while unconscious. A judicial review seeks police and witness information with potential suspension considered during the case. Casey remains on team as the process unfolds, coach Joe Paterno expressing support for exoneration.
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Penn State players and legal troubles since 1992
A list of former Penn State football players facing legal issues from 1992 to 2000. Cases include Rashard Casey’s arrest in New Jersey for alleged assault, Askari Adams DUI, Neal Wood vehicle theft and evading police, Mac Morrison harassment after fake ID dispute, Dan Crogan DUI and related charges, Eric Clair DUI, Ricky Sayles and Bobby Engram stereo theft, Dr McDuffie disorderly conduct, Mark Graham and Sayles disorderly conduct, and Brian Gelzheiser credit card incident. Source: Centre Daily Times.
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Elizabethtown
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Mark Graham
Brian Gelzheiser
Centre Daily Times
Prince Reverts to Prince Name After Symbol Era
New York AP reports that Prince Rogers Nelson has restored his given name after years as the symbol and The Artist Formerly Known As Prince. At a one hour news conference he announced he will spell his name P R I N C E and end the symbol phase following expiration of his Warner Chappell contract on December 31 1999.
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Intimate Partner Violence study shows declines in 1990s
The Justice Department report notes a 21 percent drop in attacks or threats by husbands and boyfriends in the mid-1990s and a 60 percent fall in murders by wives or girlfriends from 1976 to 1998, amid broader crime declines. Experts cite shelters hotlines and restraining orders as factors. divorce is mentioned as easing.
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Custody battle turns deadly at youth ball game
OZARK Ala. AP A custody dispute erupted at a crowded youth baseball park as a gunman shot and killed his ex wife and her boyfriend before critically wounding himself. Police chief Tony Spivey said the shootings stunned hundreds of spectators and prompted an investigation by local authorities.
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Ozark, Ala
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Park Service plan details controlled burn risks
The National Park Service plan for Los Alamos fires projected containment in rocky terrain but warned flames could escape and smoke might cause political issues. It cautioned officials about overconfidence from a lack of recent burns, noting the final 250 page plan was filed April 19 and released by investigators yesterday.
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